www.tomorrowsoffice.comwww.gflesch.comHome | ImageNet Year Founded: 1956 President/Owner: Pat Russell, CEO, and Thomas Russell, chairman Number of Employees: 394 Primary Vendors: Canon, HP, Konica Minolta, Ricoh, Samsung, Toshiba, Sharp Primary Solutions Offerings: Laserfiche, Uniflow, PaperCut, Ecopy Primary Leasing Partners: In-house Approximate Yearly Revenue: $140 million Fastest Growing Business Segments: Hardware (24 percent), service and supplies (13 percent), software (16 percent), all compounded annually for past three years Biggest Accomplishment of the Past Year: ImageNet successfully launched its managed IT services offering in select markets. Why We Consider ImageNet Consulting Elite: A strong product portfolio. ImageNet Consulting provides a vast array of solutions and experience to manage business processes. Because it is independent from manufacturer ownership, the company can deliver best-in-class solutions with more flexibility not offered by a single line dealer or manufacturer. A consultative approach. While technology changes at an ever increasing pace, business processes driven by the movement of paper have not. Most business professionals do not possess the time or expertise to evaluate and improve the situation. ImageNet Consulting defines its value proposition as uncovering problems, consulting with the client, evaluating options, and then delivering on solutions that enhance productivity and reduce cost. Partner recognition. ImageNet Consulting has won HP Partner of the Year twice, HP Top 10 Best in Class MPS Reseller, Samsung Partner of the Year, and Top Canon Volume Dealer. Strong employee development and incentives. New employees go through a four-month comprehensive training program. ImageNet also offers programs such as ImageNet Fit, domestic and international Presidents Club trip destinations, and internal SPIFF opportunities. The company allows its associates the freedom to be creative without corporate interference. Contributions to many local causes. The long list includes the Oklahoma City Arts Council, the Special Olympics for Oklahoma City, the Toby Keith Foundation, the St. […]
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